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Rowing results--Saturday, July 27
Women's coxless pairs final
Revised placings (Russian team disqualified)
1. Australia 7:01.39 (Megan Still/Kate Slatter)
2. United States 7:01.78 (Missy Schwen/Karen Kraft)
3. France 7:03.82 (Christine Gosse/Helene Cortin)
4. Germany 7:08.49 (Katherin Haacker/Stefani Werremeier)
5. Canada 7:12.27 (Emma Robinson/Anna van der Kamp)
6. Russia disqualified (Albina Ligachova/Vera Pochitayeva)

Men's single sculls final
1. Xeno Mueller (Switzerland) 6:44.85
2. Derek Porter (Canada) 6:47.45
3. Thomas Lange (Germany) 6:47.72
4. Iztok Cop (Slovenia) 6:51.71
5. Vaclav Chalupa (Czech Rep.) 6:55.65
6. Fredrik Bekken (Norway) 6:59.51

Women's single sculls final
1. Yekaterina Khodotovich (Belarus) 7:32.21
2. Silken Laumann (Canada) 7:35.15
3. Trine Hansen (Denmark) 7:37.20
4. Maria Brandin (Sweden) 7:42.58
5. Guin Batten (Britain) 7:45.08
6. Ruth Davidon (U.S.) 7:46.47

Men's coxless fours final
1. Australia 6:06.37
(Drew Ginn/James Tomkins/Nicholas Green/Michael Mckay)

2. France 6:07.03
(Gilles Bosquet/Daniel Fauche/Bertrand Vecten/Olivier Moncelet)

3. Britain 6:07.28
(Rupert Obholzer/Jonny Searle/Gregory Searle/Timothy Foster)

4. Slovenia 6:07.87
(Denis Zvegelj/Jani Klemencic/Milan Jansa/Sadik Mujkic)

5. Romania 6:08.97
(Claudiu Marin/Dorin Alupei/Dimitrie Popescu/Vasile Mastacan)

6. Italy 6:10.60
(Valter Molea/Riccardo Dei Rossi/Raffaello Leonardo/Carlo Mornati)

Women's double sculls final
1. Canada 6:56.84
(Marnie Mcbean/Kathleen Heddle)

2. China 6:58.35
(Mianying Cao/Xiuyun Zhang)

3. Netherlands 6:58.72
(Irene Eijs/Eeke van Nes)

4. Australia 7:01.26
(Marina Hatzakis/Bronwyn Roye)

5. Germany 7:04.14
(Jana Thieme/Manuela Lutze)

6. New Zealand 7:09.92
(Philippa Baker/Brenda Lawson)